25-minute Conversational 'English' Practice Pack (x12 Lessons: based on everyday 'English')

Teacher Jacqueline - Online English Tutor

‘Freestyle’ Conversation Practice:

Dependent upon your ‘English’ level: we can cover ‘themes’, such as:

1) The weather - we ‘British’ often like to talk about the ‘weather’!

2) Food - favourite 'foods', 'recipes' and 'restaurants'.

3) Movies - I will encourage you to 'talk about your favourite movies' (and 'actors').

4) Music - I will also encourage you to explain more about your own music choices, too.

5) Holidays (vacations) - this is a really great 'theme' for 'conversation practice' as 'holidays' are often referred to in 'small talk', with colleagues (or those who you are just 'getting to know better').

6) Family - I enjoy 'listening' to students explaining about their 'week' and or 'weekend', as well as, 'family get-togethers' and 'festivals'. I look forward to hearing more about your 'family' and the country where you live, too.

7) Places to visit in 'England' - there are so many interesting places ('towns' and 'cities') to visit, around the UK.

8) Pets - 'family pets' (who live at home) are very popular here in the UK.

9) Hobbies - this is another great 'theme' for 'conversation practice' as a person's 'hobby' is often referred to, in 'small talk', too.

10) Sports and Fitness - watching 'sport' on 'television' is another great 'British' pastime: I will also encourage you to talk about your favourite 'sports'.

My Teaching Style is based on: Communicative Language Teaching. This means that I make great use of my excellent communication skills to help you 'build' on your own 'conversational English' skills level - in a more 'natural' way.

'Conversational English' practice classes also include 'written feedback', sent after class (within 24-hours).

I can also offer: pre-exam classes - where you can 'practice' your 'conversational English' before your 'speaking' exam.

I will also help you to begin to 'believe' that you really can 'achieve' (a better level of 'confidence') when speaking in everyday 'conversational English’.